Choose a choreand write a“how to” aboutthe task usingsequencingwordsWrite a letter to afriend or familymember tellingthem why youappreciate themTake 2 receiptsfrom an adultand add all ofthe items thatwere purchasedMake a list of goodadvice for a (real orimaginary) youngerbrother or sister. Itshould be generaladvice about life.Example: Treat othersthe way you want to betreated.Take a breakfromtechnologyfor oneschool nightPlayoutside forat least anhourGo to bed anhour earlierthan younormally do.Read arecipe andhelp an adultprepare itWrite anacrostic poemfor minfulness(it should showwhat it meansto you)Pitch in: Ask anadult if you couldhelp organize adrawer, shelf etc.Do your bestwork!Hold thedoor for atleast 3people inone dayCall a relativeto say helloand ask howtheir day wasIllustrate and labelthe parts of amachine you’dinvent to preventyour parents fromwaking you upearly.Attach a picturetaken this pastsummer to anotebook page.Write about itwith details!Make acomic stripabout you onan adventureCreate a To-Dolist of thingsyou need toaccomplish bythe end of theweekMake a list ofall the rulesyou can thinkof for yourfavorite sport.Read a menu.Choose anappetizer, entreeand dessert. Figureout how muchmoney the mealwould cost you.Read theinstructions toa game andplay it with anadultResearch yourdream job andmake a list ofqualificationsyou will need(at least 6)When you are at astore with an adult,you pay the cashier(with the adultsmoney!). Make sureyou get the rightchange back!Create anadvertismentfor yourfavorite toy.Take 10 wordsfrom ourgeography unitand put them inalphabeticalorderRead achapter ofyour book toa sibling oradultChoose a choreand write a“how to” aboutthe task usingsequencingwordsWrite a letter to afriend or familymember tellingthem why youappreciate themTake 2 receiptsfrom an adultand add all ofthe items thatwere purchasedMake a list of goodadvice for a (real orimaginary) youngerbrother or sister. Itshould be generaladvice about life.Example: Treat othersthe way you want to betreated.Take a breakfromtechnologyfor oneschool nightPlayoutside forat least anhourGo to bed anhour earlierthan younormally do.Read arecipe andhelp an adultprepare itWrite anacrostic poemfor minfulness(it should showwhat it meansto you)Pitch in: Ask anadult if you couldhelp organize adrawer, shelf etc.Do your bestwork!Hold thedoor for atleast 3people inone dayCall a relativeto say helloand ask howtheir day wasIllustrate and labelthe parts of amachine you’dinvent to preventyour parents fromwaking you upearly.Attach a picturetaken this pastsummer to anotebook page.Write about itwith details!Make acomic stripabout you onan adventureCreate a To-Dolist of thingsyou need toaccomplish bythe end of theweekMake a list ofall the rulesyou can thinkof for yourfavorite sport.Read a menu.Choose anappetizer, entreeand dessert. Figureout how muchmoney the mealwould cost you.Read theinstructions toa game andplay it with anadultResearch yourdream job andmake a list ofqualificationsyou will need(at least 6)When you are at astore with an adult,you pay the cashier(with the adultsmoney!). Make sureyou get the rightchange back!Create anadvertismentfor yourfavorite toy.Take 10 wordsfrom ourgeography unitand put them inalphabeticalorderRead achapter ofyour book toa sibling oradult

Fourth Grade Bingo-1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Choose a chore and write a “how to” about the task using sequencing words
  2. Write a letter to a friend or family member telling them why you appreciate them
  3. Take 2 receipts from an adult and add all of the items that were purchased
  4. Make a list of good advice for a (real or imaginary) younger brother or sister. It should be general advice about life. Example: Treat others the way you want to be treated.
  5. Take a break from technology for one school night
  6. Play outside for at least an hour
  7. Go to bed an hour earlier than you normally do.
  8. Read a recipe and help an adult prepare it
  9. Write an acrostic poem for minfulness (it should show what it means to you)
  10. Pitch in: Ask an adult if you could help organize a drawer, shelf etc. Do your best work!
  11. Hold the door for at least 3 people in one day
  12. Call a relative to say hello and ask how their day was
  13. Illustrate and label the parts of a machine you’d invent to prevent your parents from waking you up early.
  14. Attach a picture taken this past summer to a notebook page. Write about it with details!
  15. Make a comic strip about you on an adventure
  16. Create a To-Do list of things you need to accomplish by the end of the week
  17. Make a list of all the rules you can think of for your favorite sport.
  18. Read a menu. Choose an appetizer, entree and dessert. Figure out how much money the meal would cost you.
  19. Read the instructions to a game and play it with an adult
  20. Research your dream job and make a list of qualifications you will need (at least 6)
  21. When you are at a store with an adult, you pay the cashier (with the adults money!). Make sure you get the right change back!
  22. Create an advertisment for your favorite toy.
  23. Take 10 words from our geography unit and put them in alphabetical order
  24. Read a chapter of your book to a sibling or adult